A： Hello Mr. Jones， please have a seat. Thank you for coming in today. I have read your resume. You completed University in England？

B： Yes， I went to Cambridge. After graduation， I started right away into the advertising industry. Later， I made a bit of a switch to focus on marketing research.

A： So， what experience do you have？

B： I have ten years marketing experience. This includes both entry level and management positions. In my last position， I worked my way up to being director of the markeing department.

A： I can see that from your resume. Your last position was marketing director for a pharmaceutical company， is that right？ Later， why did you decide to leave your former post？

B： I felt after five years in one place， I was ready for something new. I would like to have a job that is challenging， something that I can see and do new things every day. I loved many things about my former job， and I left with amiable feelings on both sides. I was just ready for something new.

A： I see. Do you want to work full-time or part-time？

B： I would rather work full-time.

A： I‘ll make note of that. Now， what are your salary expectations？

B： I am willing to negotiate， but I expect at least $40，000 a year.

你好，瓊斯先生！請(qǐng)坐。謝謝你今天能來。你的簡歷我已看過。你在英國上的大學(xué)？

是的，上的劍橋大學(xué)。畢業(yè)后，我就干起了廣告工作，后來轉(zhuǎn)向了市場調(diào)查。

那么，你都有什么工作經(jīng)驗(yàn)？

我做過10年市場銷售工作，包括初級(jí)職位和管理職位，并在最后的崗位上通過自己的努力當(dāng)上了市場部主任。